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April 17 20182018-04-17May 24 20162016-05-24A photograph of a ceremonial offering arranged on an ornate silver-toned tray over a red cloth, with scattered pink flower petals. Copper bowls hold oranges, bananas, small green-and-brown guavas or similar fruit, and two kinds of cooked rice, one white and one pink-tinted with flowers and bits of herb. Pink blossoms are placed among the fruit. No people are visible in the frame.2018-04-23January 08 20192019-01-08Photograph of many brass bowls arranged in tiers on an orange cloth, each filled with food offerings such as rice mixed with herbs and nuts, sweet balls, puffed grains, lentils, and whole almonds. A hand in a red sleeve is visible at the upper left pouring or placing something into one bowl. No people's faces are shown. The setting suggests a ritual food offering.2019-01-08Overhead photo of a spread of South Indian vegetarian dishes served in small stainless steel bowls on an orange cloth with a striped border. Visible items include a white coconut-based dish with curry leaves, a plain white rice or porridge, a yellow lemon rice, a mixed grain rice with curry leaves, fried vadas or pakoras in the top right, a mashed vegetable dish, and a green chutney-like preparation. No people are visible in the frame.2013-07-17 +1 copiesNovember 12 20102010-11-12Top-down view of a red cloth-covered table holding six stainless steel bowls of prepared foods: a central bowl of golden fried savory snacks, a bowl of white rice with dark specks, a bowl of pale beige paste, a bowl of orange-yellow rice with red chilies, a bowl of yellow rice with orange vegetables, and a bowl of coarse brown mash. Fresh green leaves and a red fruit sit at the left edge on a metal plate, with a small brass tray and dish in the background. No people are visible; the foods appear to be offerings or prasadam laid out for a ritual.2010-11-12October 29 20162016-10-29Overhead view of a white cloth covered with stainless steel bowls and trays of offerings for a puja. Visible items include bananas, apples, pomegranates, a green citrus fruit, cashew nuts, almonds, raisins, dried dates, puffed rice, a bowl of crystal sugar, chopped nuts, and candy wrapped in colourful packets. Many dishes are covered in clear plastic wrap. No people or deity figures are visible.A photograph of many stainless steel bowls arranged in tiered rows on a red-tiled step in front of dark red velvet drapes. The bowls hold a wide variety of foods, including grains, lentils, sweets, fruits such as pineapples, papayas, lemons, apples, grapes and pomegranates, and cooked dishes. A potted palm stands at the right edge, and a small metal tray sits at the lower left. No people are visible, and the arrangement reflects the 108-item food offering described for the ritual.2006-10-21 +1 copiesOctober 02 20142014-10-02